Dice Horde

Two Acorns Games · Board game · 2026
1 · best 1 Solo 30–60 min
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Our Verdict

If you enjoy strategic challenges and solo games, Dice Horde is a solid pick. It uniquely blends tower defense with roll-and-write.

Highlights
  • Engaging and challenging mechanics
  • Creative genre blend
  • Satisfying progression
Keep in mind
  • May be tough for beginners
  • Limited replayability
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About the game
Dice Horde is a solo tower defense roll-and-write game where you lead the defense against a wild invasion of dice-headed creatures emerging from mysterious rifts. Each round begins with a dice roll that determines the horde's advance and the defenses you can use. Enemies are represented by dice marching across the board, with their values dictating the speed of the attack. Your goal is to strategically reduce these values with attacks, collect the fragments of destroyed dice, and use these resources to upgrade defenses, activate traps, or summon elite guards. Every round, you must balance the pressure of keeping the horde at bay while strengthening your fortress. If you fail, the horde will overrun everything, turning your realm into an epic mess! Get ready for an intense and challenging experience where every decision matters.
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Admin: Upcoming Releases Category: Tower Defense Players: Solitaire Only Games
Publisher Two Acorns Games
Designer Michał Łopato, Przemysław Fornal
Artist Przemysław Fornal, Roman Kucharski
Frequently Asked Questions
How many players does it support?
Dice Horde is exclusively solo, designed for one player.
What’s the average playtime?
A game lasts between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on your strategy.
Is it hard to learn?
The game has a moderate learning curve but becomes accessible with practice.
Does it require additional components?
You’ll need paper and a pencil to track your defenses and progress.
Is it beginner-friendly?
It can be challenging for beginners but is a great introduction to strategic games.